Oh Yeah! I remember when the D&D creator or someone died, one of the newspapers printed a story saying that he had "Failed a saving throw Vs a Heart Attack".Nevyrmoore said:Personally, I like "...botched his Survival check". But that's because I'm a roleplaying nerd.
The joke I heard was, "Failed his saving throw versus Death" most of the time, because there is indeed a save versus death stat in old school D+D. Also, the guy was Gary Gygax, or if the newspaper was a little more up on there geek factor, they might have also reported on Dave Arneson.the1ultimate said:Oh Yeah! I remember when the D&D creator or someone died, one of the newspapers printed a story saying that he had "Failed a saving throw Vs a Heart Attack".Nevyrmoore said:Personally, I like "...botched his Survival check". But that's because I'm a roleplaying nerd.
There's also Corporal Jones from Dad's Army who sometimes referred to people going to "That great parade ground up in the sky."
I also remember a scene from Scrubs where JD is advising an intern about talking to a terminally ill patient.
"Yeah, I'm gonna need you to go back in there and use some form of the word 'die'. 'Dead'; 'deadwood'; 'deadsies'."
"Gone to Davy Jones' locker" is also a good one, at least before Pirates of the Caribbean.
I also can't fail to mention "Pwned by a n00b", which may yet catch on in RL.
DAMN, I thought of that when I clicked on the threadachilleas.k said:No one mentioned the Monty Python parrot sketch yet?
Weirdos.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npjOSLCR2hE
I found it amusing in the fish-movie Shark Tale. "...Or she'll be sleeping with the fishes...the dead ones."Skarin said:"He's sleeping with the fishes tonight".
Always found that amusing.
Thank you kind sir.GrinningManiac said:DAMN, I thought of that when I clicked on the thread
Respect to you, sir